... expended on clogs. They have been made of lovely woods, anti delicately inlaid with ivory. and with mother of pearl. A clog might be a dream of beauty, and, if not too high or too heavy, most comfortable also. lint if there be any who do not like clogs, let ...

... all former and from 10 P. Dance rame evening Spectat. Nore. Nw BLACKLEY gives Theoretical and Proctice} tne How end mest cay of the Valse in all ita warted sty een te alk Branches of ell J American eee Drawing Dances, Dance La Dress Balls and Pri to be ...

... Adults, 2d ; Children, 1d. Tickets for the Chair te be t ken at Eight o'clock. whole C: ] Competition and Show. tahire Bird and Poultry ENTH ANNUAL COMPETITION and SHOW POULTRY y, Cer and PARROTS, wilt to the on FRIDAY, the Zist Entries Close on the 15th ...

... Pmgramme will all the New Fashionable English and Continental Dances, including the gra,s•ful skirt Dance, so much praotiara by the Ode ,it London ; lolanthe, Society, Pans de Quatre, Tambourine Dance, Pans de Truss, La Koska, La Alexandra, Gavottes, Minuets ...

... :—Mrs Nicol, Miss lines:n, Rev. A. S. Nicol, Messrs Brown, R le, Anderson, and Nicholson. Mr Pattinsou. Dumfries, gave a clog-dance, which was received with rapturous applause, to which he responded. At an interval in the programme, the Rev A. S. Nicol ...

... gracefully performed the ceremony of giving away the prizes to the vari a winners, whose manses were as fellows 200 Yards Competition-I, lieut. John Beattie ; 2, PM. W. Hyelop ; 8, Corpl. Je.. Hogg (2); 4, &egt W. Bowie ; 5, Sergt. B. Dickson ; 6. Pte. John ...

... however, the different farmers in the parish entered into it with much enthusiasm, and the result been that the competition (with it. dinner and dance which follow) has very properly come to be regarded as the principal event in the parish throughout the year ...

... were pleased to hear that he had several new while his get up fetching. Mr Pattmeon, who eontrileited a clog dame and a editor's hornpipe. danced with ft grace and a finish which warrants us in saying he is our premier amateur at this out of business ...

... but all the classes—with, perhaps, the exception of the Scotch terriers and toy dogs—were well tilled, and caused a keen competition. It is surprising that in a thoroughly coursing district like Dumfries the show of greyhounds is never large, but the quality ...

... to measure and repairs done in one day. People from the country can have repairs done by waiting two hours. A large lot of Clogs always kept in Stock. SHAW & TURNBULL, PLUMBERS, GASFITTE RS, AND ZINC WORKERS, CHARM! STRUT, NEW-LANOBOIX. &ninnies Given ...

... Baxter, Wightman, draper, Lockerbie, and 2s 6d by eat (rl and 1 of tea jm. Deachan inrent Ct Ib, of ton by Me D. grocer, ‘clogs by Bit Marray, Mr T. w, eer his ‘Bleek [2 Te. of ten a seven Tha. ‘of beef by Mr James flesher, ‘in the Geld (2s Gd by Mr J ...

... Doors open 730 James Currie Secy DANCING— Assembly will be held in Kirkton School December commencing o’clock Gentlemen Is free DANCING— W J Class Ball will place Thursday First the 30th in the Maxwelltown Hall DANCING— Mr W J will resume his Classes Monday ...